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State aid, open access and market size: two cases of fith network implementation in Dutch municipalities

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  • B.M. Sadowski
  • M. de Rooij
  • Jan Smits

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  • B.M. Sadowski & M. de Rooij & Jan Smits, 2006. "State aid, open access and market size: two cases of fith network implementation in Dutch municipalities," Working Papers 06-09, Eindhoven Center for Innovation Studies, revised May 2006.
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